Retail & Commercial

More consumers are getting free access to credit scores through card companies.

JPMorgan Chase's weak forecast for the mortgage business surprises lenders.

What's up with New York's program to add branches in low-income areas?

Beware of customer profiling run amok, says Meridith Elliott Powell.

Commercial real estate's comeback is happening unevenly, with the recovery strongest for big banks and big cities.

There's drama to come as regulators finalize a proposal requiring banks to self-assess their track records on diversity.

"Suburban flight" is taking on an entirely new meaning, as young and old adopt an urban lifestyle. What do these dramatic demographic shifts mean for banks?

Housing and lending groups are urging the government sponsored enterprise regulator and conservator to keep the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loan limits where they are for now.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency recently freed 11 banks from regulatory orders.

Most housing markets are faring better than they did in the depths of the recession, but the recovery still has a long way to go.